Fig. 40.1
CT cystogram showing a large diverticulum with right megaureter in a 9 years old male child
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Fig. 40.2
IVU showing lower ureteric obstruction and a large diverticulum
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Fig. 40.3
Port position
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Fig. 40.4
Initial view showing obstructed right lower ureter and large paraureteral diverticulum
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Fig. 40.5
Dilated right ureter is seen
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Fig. 40.6
Ureter dissected and is seen entering neck of diverticuluim
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Fig. 40.7
Ureter entering diverticulum; ligated and cut